Statistics Report

Child Support Services currently has 36 offices, comprised of 26 DHS offices, 9 District Attorney contract offices, and 1 Community Action Program office. The tribal child support programs have a caseload of 4,500 cases and collections of $6,561,704 for SFY17.Tribal figures are excluded from the figures in the table below.

Collections

SFY 2015

SFY 2016

SFY 2017

Fiscal Year IV-D Collections

$372,188,017

$367,754,145

$360,171,081

Fiscal Year Non IV-D Collections

$13,262,455

$12,139,836

$11,183,192

Total Collections (IV-D and Non IV-D)

$385,450,472

$379,893,981

$371,354,273

Total Fiscal Year Change

2.39%

-1.44%

-2.25%

​IV-D Collections Breakdown:

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State Tax Offset

$4,200,108

$3,970,800

$2,955,682

Federal Tax Offset

$37,354,621

$35,998,193

$34,479,703

Unemployment Compensation

$4,849,157

$6,985,645

$4,952,105

Income Assignment

$237,542,966

$234,051,121

$232,727,151

​FIDM (Bank Levy)

$3,839,178

$3,694,702

$3,593,079

Voluntary Payments

$42,439,932

$42,136,998

$40,778,520

Worker's Compensation

$4,171,254

$3,592,849

$2,740,561

​Other

$37,790,800 ​

$37,323,836 ​

$37,944,279 ​

Caseload

SFY 2015

SFY 2016

SFY 2017

Total IV-D Caseload

208,128

202,516

198,705

Current Assistance (TANF & Foster Care)

19,273

18,553

18,442

Former Assistance

62,588

56,931

54,394

Never Assistance

126,267

127,032

125,869

Support Ordered

171,744

167,200

164,524

Receiving Payments

128,768

129,017

124,832

Average Caseload Per FTE

334

362

401

Establishment

SFY 2015

SFY 2016

SFY 2017

Voluntary Paternities

15,314

15,648

14,805

Court Ordered Paternities

4,264

4,179

3,635

Total Paternities

19,578

19,827

18,440

Out of Wedlock Births

17,667

17,637

17,372

Paternity Establishment Percentage

110.82%

112.42%

106.15%

Miscellaneous Information

SFY represents the State Fiscal Year, which begins July 1 and runs through June 30 of the following year. For example, SFY 2017 runs from July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017.

Funding Information

CSS funding structure is made up of two parts: CSS receives 66 percent of its funding from the federal government for reimbursement of expenses. The remaining 34 percent is a combination of collections retained for public assistance, federal incentive payments and legislative appropriations.